Floating Islands: Eugenio Barba and Theatre as a Way of Being Together
Director, founder of Odin Teatret, one of the creators of theatre anthropology and author of the concept of the “Third…
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IXCHEL PRESENTS ‘INTERWOVEN’: A CELEBRATION OF CONTEMPORARY MEXICAN ART
This September, Ixchel, the modern Mexican restaurant and tequila bar on the King’s Road, unveiled Interwoven, a new exhibition celebrating…
Man to Man — But What Kind of Man? Tilda Swinton in Manfred Karge’s Man to Man
Tilda Swinton first played Ella in 1987 at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre, in a production directed by Stephen Unwin and designed…
Yum, Yum, Yum! Horror on the Theatre Stage
Georgina Collins’ one-woman show Succubus enjoyed tremendous success at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe and has now transferred to London, to…
Judgement, Mercy and the Invisible Child in Natalia Rubtsova’s Happy Families
Two actors at a table. A black backdrop. A lamp between them. In the London rehearsed reading of Natalia Rubtsova’s…
Behind the scenes at LOLAFF: ten films and the stories behind them, told by their creators
The first London Latino Film Festival (LoLaFF) has come to an end. For four days, London became a vibrant hub…
What a twist: Musicals in October
Autumn, they say, is depressing — but not in London. First of all, it is beautiful. And secondly, after a…
London’s New Names: Out of the Blue Showcases Emerging Artists
From 16 to 17 October, London will host Out of the Blue, the first public project by the new cultural…
How to Collect Digital Art: An Art Advisor’s Guide
Digital art has a knack for making perfectly sensible people feel they need a degree in computer science before buying…
British Art Fair 2026: From Hockney to Digitalism, the Changing Face of Britain’s Art Market
British Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery offered a rare cross-section of Britain’s art market, from Hockney, Moore and Hepworth to…
Steven Kavuma: «Open your doors. And you’ll be surprised!»
Four boys find themselves in school isolation — a place where they are supposed to sit quietly, feel ashamed and…
AY YOLA: How to Remain Yourself When the Whole World Has Heard You
For me, flying is not simply a convenient stretch of time in which to observe life. It has become part…
Anatoly Weissman: «I’m One of Those People Who Aren’t Very Good at Laughing»
In Nathan, a production based on a text by Artur Solomonov, Anatoly Weissman’s character finds himself inside a world where…
The Inaugural London Latino Film Festival: 60 Films, Exhibitions, and Encounters
From 2 to 6 October 2026, London will host the inaugural London Latino Film Festival, a new celebration of Latin…